Olympic hibernation

When one religiously watches the Olympic games and fails to do anything else.

"I haven't seen John in a while, where is he?"
"Oh. He went into Olympic hibernation!"

by Sicklaxgoalie February 15, 2010

guilt hibernation

When, after letting a friend down, a person keeps a low profile to avoid the guilt, shame and inevitable abuse

Dude1: You heard from Dave lately?
Dude2: No, he's in guilt hibernation after bailing out of the Primitives gig at the last minute

by bribeasy April 29, 2011

hivebernate

To spend an inordinate amount of time at The Hive, a co-work-space in Vancouver, BC.

I've got a deadline Friday so I'm going to hivebernate this week.

by WilderSnail October 25, 2011

Hibermate

When you spend the majority of winter in bed with your lover.

Once the temperature dropped to 31 degrees, Ian and Kristen started to hibermate.

by icwish November 8, 2009

hibernation

To disappear off the radar socially. Usually this happens after extended period of partying so a downtime is required to recover.

"Have you seen Maria lately? I haven't heard from her since that party two weeks ago."

"No, I haven't. She must have gone into hibernation."

by BlancoRussian May 11, 2014

hibernating

When your laptop decides to turn off because it's "battery is low." Usually followed by a yell, a scream, or some profanity.

Haha, this video is hilarious! What, laptop, you're hibernating?! AAARGH! Shit, damn!

by Green Bucket(s) October 13, 2009

hilbernate

to hilbernate (Function: intransitive verb)
From latin hibernatus, czech/dutch/german term originating from software development and the natur of a Hilberink.

1. Describes a Hilberink in between actions or a Hilberink in between requests.
2. to be or become inactive or dormant
3. to be in a resting state

1. She is hilbernating. She is in between actions.
2. I'm going to hilbernate. I will become inactive.

by Rolli April 27, 2008